1:12:05
No.
[ ChuckIes ]
1:12:11
Ah, I see Mr. Weston is at home.
I'II go and see him.
1:12:17
WeII, Mrs. Weston, what do you say
about your suspicions now ?
1:12:26
He's so very occupied with his
not being in Iove with her,
1:12:30
it seems certain that he is.
1:12:39
- HeIp yourseIf.
- Thank you.
1:12:44
It was most kind of you
to invite Jane Fairfax this evening.
1:12:48
Your words the other day
shamed me.
1:12:51
I have not tried as I shouId have.
1:12:53
You're capabIe of great kindness.
1:12:57
I faII short so often.
1:13:01
And I highIy doubt
she wiII find this a kindness.
1:13:04
Jane, you're a very,
very fragiIe creature.
1:13:07
You pay no regard to the deIicacy
of your constitution.
1:13:11
Jane. KnightIey !
1:13:14
HeIp us ! KnightIey !
1:13:17
Jane went to the post office
today in the rain...
1:13:20
at great periI to her heaIth !
1:13:23
Oh, Jane, you sad girI !
1:13:27
This is a sign that I was
not there to take care of you.
1:13:29
KnightIey !
1:13:31
TeII her. TeII her !
1:13:34
I'm sure she knows what
she can endure, Mrs. EIton.
1:13:39
But, of course.
1:13:42
Do take care of yourseIf.
1:13:44
Thank you.
1:13:52
Mr. Weston.
1:13:55
[ Woodhouse ] We had quite given you up.
I'm afraid we had to start without you.
1:13:59
Oh, forgive me, Mr. Woodhouse, Emma.
No, pIease.